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Eulogy (bat skeleton)

splayed with a deathmask as gaunt as in life metacarpals and phalanges, liberated (in vain) of rubbery connective tissues ribs and spine, so surprisingly human, sunbleached bones that may as well have been mine but weren’t for whatever reason (or no reason at all) what karmic debt could this poor specimen have possibly incurred to be pinned, naked and fleshless, in a glass-paned box for all to see for all foreseeable eternity? mayhap beauty is, itself criminal when it goes without a price tag.
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Mar 31, 2016
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